7ORDER's Leo Nagatsuma Joins New Space Sheriff Gavan Film Alongside Bandmate Kentaro Yasui

Leo Nagatsuma, a member of the popular Japanese boy group 7ORDER, has generated considerable buzz across social media following the announcement that he will play Randy in the upcoming V-Cinext film Super Space Sheriff Gavan Infinity VS Rayya.

The project will feature an exciting on-screen collaboration between Nagatsuma and fellow 7ORDER member Kentaro Yasui. Fans were quick to celebrate the news, leaving astonished and joyful comments such as, “An unexpected reunion!” and “He always has great chemistry when co-starring with his fellow members.” Nagatsuma is already known among tokusatsu (special-effects action) enthusiasts for his role as Rui Edogawa in Tokusou Sentai Dekaranger 20th: Fireball Booster. Anticipation for his return to the genre is high, with fans posting remarks like, “I can totally picture him practicing his own signature transformation pose in front of a mirror,” and “I can't wait for the theatrical premiere!”

With prominent cosplayer and television personality Enako also confirmed for the cast, the release of the teaser trailer has sent waves of excitement through moviegoers eager to catch the spectacle in theaters. All eyes are now on Leo Nagatsuma as he continues to expand his repertoire as an actor.

The Context

7ORDER is a seven-member multi-entertainment performance group formed in 2019, consisting of former Johnny & Associates (now STARTO ENTERTAINMENT) junior talents. Beyond their music releases, the members actively pursue theater, television, modeling, and film projects, frequently supporting each other across different media formats.

Space Sheriff Gavan (Uchuu Keiji Gavan) is a seminal Japanese tokusatsu series produced by Toei, which launched the renowned “Metal Hero” franchise in 1982. The character transforms by calling out “Jouchaku!” (Equip / Evaporate), striking an iconic pose as armored combat gear forms around him. A “V-Cinext” release is a limited theatrical screening coupled with an immediate home-video release, often reserved for commemorative anniversaries or spin-off sequels of popular Toei hero franchises.

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